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ARRC releases fallback language for syndicated loans and floating rate notes

By J. Paul Forrester on May 1, 2019
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On April 25th, the Alternative Reference Rates Committee, an advisory committee of the New York Federal Reserve Bank (ARRC), released recommended contractual fallback language for U.S. dollar LIBOR denominated floating rate notes and syndicated loans.

This language is part of ARRC’s mandate to help resolve issues with contracts that reference LIBOR.  The ARRC recommends the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) as s replacement to LIBOR and has put in place a comprehensive plan of transition – the Paced Transition Plan

 

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Paul Forrester is a respected corporate finance and securities lawyer whose practice is especially focused on structured credit, including collateralized loan obligations, energy (including oil and gas, utilities, shipping, refinery and pipeline) financings and project development, and financing (especially concerning renewable energy, industrial…

Paul Forrester is a respected corporate finance and securities lawyer whose practice is especially focused on structured credit, including collateralized loan obligations, energy (including oil and gas, utilities, shipping, refinery and pipeline) financings and project development, and financing (especially concerning renewable energy, industrial, petrochemical, power and transportation projects and infrastructure).

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